WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — Wake-up temps Sunday start in the 80s along the coast and upper 70s inland.
High pressure has re-established itself across the area and as a result - the easterly flow will keep showers and storms moving inland throughout the day.
Any coastal showers in the morning will move west and turn into t'storms later Sunday mainly west of I-95.
Hot and humid weather is the big story this weekend with highs between 90-95 and the heat index pushing above 105 in spots.
Stray hydrated and stay in the air conditioning as often as possible!
Our next weather-maker is an upper-air low over the central Atlantic Ocean which is expected to approach South Florida around Tuesday and linger through Friday.
Heavy rain is possible with this system and we'll need to keep an eye out for possible flooding for the second half of next week.
Potential Tropical Cyclone #4 will bring some heavy rains to the border of Texas and Mexico as it moves onshore overnight.
We're also watching a tropical wave emerging off the coast of Africa with a 20% chance of development.
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Sunday morning: Warm and muggy. Lows: Near 80 Winds: ESE 5
Sunday: Hot and humid, scattered mainly inland storms. Highs: Mid 90s (Feels Like 105+) Winds: ESE 10-15
Monday: Scattered mainly inland storms. Highs: Lower 90s
Tuesday-Friday: Could turn very wet. Highs: Near 90. Lows: Mid 70s
